For over three years I've been building scalable applications: interfaces people enjoy using, backends on Postgres and Supabase, and the admin tools that keep a business running day to day.
As Technical Head at Shramik Rojgar Private Limited I own the technology end to end. As co-founder of Everything Fine, a food & beverage brand, I build the product and the company around it. Both jobs teach the same lesson: ship, watch real people use it, fix what hurts.
Co-founder
A food & beverage brand making guilt-free treats from real, wholesome ingredients.
I build the company and the software under it: the launch site, the ordering backend in TypeScript and Postgres, and the systems the team runs on.
Visit the launch pageTechnical Head
Where I run the technology side of Shramik Rojgar Private Limited.
I lead the technology: architecture, product delivery and the engineering calls that decide how well things hold up as the business grows.
Two products I designed for Everything Fine, down to the pouch you hold. Both are sweetened with monk fruit, not sugar.
Monk fruit based sweetener
Arabica coffee sweetened with monk fruit
I created Mochi, the pixel mascot of Everything Fine. Mochi lifts, runs, cartwheels and never says no to a sugar-free coffee. Mochi pops up around this page too, so keep an eye out.
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RefuelsLive sites I designed and built, from medical devices to mountain stays.
Surgical systems, designed and made in India.
The biggest build I've shipped: the full website for UnivLabs Technologies, a maker of 4K ICG surgical vision systems, laparoscopic instruments and operating-room devices.
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Booking platform for Himalayan travel: destinations, stays, road trips and travel stories, with a full admin dashboard behind it.
Storefront for homemade pahadi pickles and sharbats made in small batches in Sanet, Himachal. Orders go straight to WhatsApp.
Single-page site for a Shimla personal trainer: programs, certifications, client transformations and one-tap booking.
My own brand. Launch page with a waitlist, plus the backend that will run orders: TypeScript services on Postgres.
AI and computer-vision experiments, all open source.
Running and lifting. Most of my best fixes show up somewhere around the last set.
